The only thing new in the world is the history you don't know.
—Harry S Truman

Ty Cashion (Ph.D., TCU, 1993)

Department of History

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AB4 463 HIS_RTC@shsu.edu 936-294-3835

vita

Spring 2008

H164	H398
U.S. History	Texas History

Read and know your syllabus

Graduate Course Syllabus

H584

Texas History

(online)

Basic Chicago Manual of Style Guidelines for Endnotes

(Southwestern Historical Quarterly)

Publications

Texas State Historical Association, Author Profile HERE

University of Oklahoma Press, 1996	Texas State Historical Association, 1998	Scholarly Resources, Wilmington, Delaware, 2001	Texas Review Press, 2004 Click on book cover to see what’s inside!

Historical Publishing Network, San Antonio, Texas 2006	Ken Untiedt, ed., Texas Folklore Society; Univ. of N. Texas Press, 2005	1909 reprint, Texas Tech University Press, 2000
Click on book cover to see what’s inside!	Chapter: “Seeing Red over Varsity Blues”	Foreword

Order information: www.amazon.com & www.barnesandnoble.com

Current research

“Will Western History Ride Again?” & Other Tales of Texas and Regional Identity

(click image for overview, Montana: The Magazine of Western History, 55, no. 4 (Winter 2005)

Take a Virtual Tour of Sam Houston State University		Letters of Recommendation Policy
(map with link to photos) HERE	(list of buildings w/photo links) HERE	“A Short History of America,” by Robert Crumb (click pic)

Resources for Texas History Teachers

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Having trouble recalling facts? Click for four little memory tricks				Link to Photo Album		Graduate Student Historiographies
			Don’t be afraid to satisfy your curiosity! What’s the worse that could happen?		Tips for writing critical essays
	Think Big! (Gary Larson, Far Side)	something else of middling interest

Adios, my friend…visit again soon

Parting shot:

When fascism comes to America it will be wrapped in the flag and carrying a cross.

—Sinclair Lewis, from It Can’t Happen Here (New York, 1935)